Ozcan Arslan

Ozcan Arslan is member of Presidential board, and vice chairman of Turkey’s Liberal Democrat Party, And Chairman to Institute of Liberal Democracy.

Mr. Arslan was one of the participants at the Fiedrich Naumann Foundation seminar on Political Communications in the IT age celebrated on Gummersbach and Dresner in Germany.

He is running a blog for the Liberal Democrat Party with a lot of useful information about the principles and objectives of liberalism at Turkey.  For more information visit Ozcan blog.

Anthony Hazell

Anthony Hazell is coming from South Africa.  He lefts school wanting to be a biology teacher, but soon realised he was more interested in the biology than the teaching part. He got most of the way through doing a Masters in Zoology before getting too distracted by his new job – in political communication.

He started out as the then-DP’s webmaster and internal communications officer, before being seconded to the Cape Town election campaign team as a media officer at the end of 2000 – after the formation of the Democratic Alliance. He then became Media Officer for the Leader of the Opposition in 2001, Head of Parliamentary Communication at the end of 2002, and Communications Director in 2004.

Anthony currently heads up a department known as the Relationship Management Unit, which is responsible for direct marketing to, and interaction with, voters and other stakeholders.

I met Anthony at Gummersbach, Germany in our Political Communication in the IT age seminar, organized by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation on December 2007.

Visit Anthony Hazell blog.

Bladimir Bastida

Bladimir Alejandro Bastida  Prudencia is a young liberal active participant at Tegucigalpa, Hunduras his born city.

I met Bladimir at Gummersbach, Germany in the Political Communication in the IT age, seminar organized by the Friedrich Nauman Foundation on December 2007.

More information about Bladimir at:

• Blog
• My Space

Fortune Alimi

Fortune Alimi is an Accra-based journalist with a tremendous experience, he writes for the Ghana Today newspaper and many others papers at his country. He is from Ghana. Ghana is located on West Africa’s Gulf of Guinea, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean between Cote d’Ivoire and Togo.

He had his training in Nigeria and followed it up to the University of Ghana, graduating with Post-Graduate Diploma in Communication Studies.

He is presently the editor of Daily Guide, Ghana´s topsell independent newspaper. Until his appointment in 2006, Mr Alimi was the Business Editor of the paper.

He had previously worked with The Statesman, another independent newspaper as its Chief Reporter and Political Editor.

He has attended several seminars and conferences both within and outside Ghana.

Fortune participes with me and many other great persons at the Political Communications in the IT age at the Friedrich Nauman Foundation in Gummersbach, Germany on December 2007.

 

Visit Fortune’s blog.